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Historic Church Doubled as Hospital in Civil War Battle

2 Comments / Antebellum, Cemeteries, Churches, Linkinbio, National Register Historic Sites, Virginia / By Kelly Gomez

This church served as a battle site and hospital during the Civil War.

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Historic Presbyterian Church in Georgia Kept in a State of Preserved Decay

Leave a Comment / Antebellum, Cemeteries, Churches, Georgia, Ghost Towns, National Register Historic Sites / By Kelly Gomez

This church stands for its 203rd year.

[Hancock County, GA]

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